PetChef

Real meals for your dog or cat — vet-informed recipes, tailored portions, and weekly progress tracking that connects food choices to real outcomes.

A quieter way to feed the ones we love.

PetChef helps you cook real food for your dog or cat at home — vet-informed recipes, accurate portions calculated for your pet, and progress tracking that shows what's working. No filler, no fluff, no hype.

— What's inside —

A growing library of fresh, balanced recipes built around real ingredients. Each one comes with a guaranteed analysis, prep notes, and portion sizes calculated specifically for your pet's species, weight, age, and activity level.

Track what matters. Log weekly check-ins for weight, stool, skin & coat, and itchiness. See diet changes overlaid against real outcomes — so you can tell whether the new recipe is actually helping.

Personalised from day one. Tell us about your dog or cat — breed, weight, life stage, allergies, health goals — and PetChef tailors the experience around them. Recipes that suit a senior cat with sensitive digestion are not the recipes we surface for a young, active dog.

Made for owners who care about ingredients. Whether you're moving away from kibble, managing an allergy, supporting joint or coat health, or just want more transparency about what your pet eats — PetChef gives you the structure to do it well.

— What you get —

• A free starter recipe to try the kitchen out • Many vet-informed recipes with PetChef Premium • Tailored portions for every pet • Progress tracking with diet-change overlays • New recipes added monthly • Shopping list and prep tools • Cancel anytime in Settings

— Premium subscription —

Premium unlocks the full recipe library and progress tracking for $6.99/month. Subscriptions auto-renew unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the period. Payment is charged to your Apple ID. Manage or cancel anytime in Settings → Apple ID → Subscriptions.

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PetChef is not a substitute for veterinary advice. Always consult your vet about significant dietary changes, especially for pets with chronic conditions.